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When to use which quantifier with predicate logic?

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What is the difference between ∧ and → in propositional logic

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Translation of English sentences into First order logic

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Writing predicates - is the quantifier necessary?

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Translate sentence into a first order logic statement

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Using definite quantification in logic

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Logic: Translate the following into everyday English

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"If everyone who speaks Chinese also speaks English and at least one person does not speak English, then somebody does not speak Chinese."

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Need help in translating English to Predicate logic

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Using only logical symbols and $\in$, and $=$ translate into first-order logic: "$A$ is the power set of $B$"

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Why isn't p or q equivalent to if p then not q.

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Using only logical symbols and "$+, \cdot$" translate into a first-order logic: "$c$ is not the greatest common factor of $a$ and $b$".

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